On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 03:24:13PM +0200, Tobias Kramer wrote: Oh man! I can't believe I left this so long without a reply. My apologies.
> Geomview starts up normally. However the column under "External Modules" > remains empty. In the debian/stable version, at least two, > namely "Animator" and "Draw Boundary" show up. I can't reproduce this; on my system (also an i386), I have 9 modules showing. Do you have any of the following geomview environment variables set (I don't)? ### GEOMVIEW_DIR: pathname of geomview distribution directory ### GEOMVIEW_GVX: pathname of executable file "gvx" ### GEOMVIEW_LOAD_PATH: colon-separated list of directories to search ### for files ### GEOMVIEW_EMODULE_PATH: colon-separated list of directories to search ### for modules ### GEOMVIEW_SYSTEM_INITFILE: pathname of an initialization file to ### read upon startup ### GEOMDATA: [ used only by some modules; for backward compatibility ] ### pathname of the data directory Do you have a file $HOME/.geomview or a .geomview file in the current directory when you start? > Secondly, the example oogl files are by now all in the directory > /usr/share/geomview/data > the subdirectories > ../geom > ../geom/polyhedra > ../geom/pieces > ../geom/spherical > ../geom/textured > are all empty. Why do they exist and why > are some included under File|Open in the "Path List"? That appears to be a bug. The examples are arranged in a hierarchy (geom, geom/polyhedra, etc) in the sources, but due to a bug all the files are installed in one flat directory /usr/share/geomview/data. Regards, -Steve -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
